Eiko Nishida is a Hiroshima-born and New York-based artist. Nishida produces a site-specific large-scale installation, and it is often audience-engaged work. Nishida holds a Master’s degree in Fine Arts from Hunter College in New York (2023) and a Bachelor's in Chemistry from Shimane University in Japan (1998). Her main theme is language, perspective, and being present. Nishida’s work has been shown internationally, including Pil Seung Sa (2024, Seoul, South Korea), KIOSK (2023, Glasgow, Scotland), Atamian Hovsepian Curatorial Practice (2023, New York, U.S.A.), Gallery G (2019, Hiroshima, Japan), Singapore Art Book Fair (2014, Singapore), Aichi Expo (2005, Nagoya, Japan), and featured by several publications globally, including Hyperallergic (2023, U.S.A.), AFTERGLOBE, (2014, Singapore), among many others.
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